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sTARKviLLf, MISS.
Gen. Hooker Addt' -ses the Grsds
stes OF the a. a n.

NnFasAse W
STARKyILLK, MISS, July 6.-The at.
tendance was larger than ever and the
numerous visitors could not be crowd.
ed into the hal. At II o'clock am,
Gen. Lee introduced Gen. Hooker,
who made very appropriate addrets.
lie referred 10 the senior addresses In
order, and commented on each In fiat.
teriDg terms. He spoke at some
length upon the work OF agricul.
turAl colleges and the necessity
for supporting them literally. He
referred with pride % the record
OF this institution, and In glowing
terms 10 Its future prospects and work.
He warned the trustees against run.
ming expenses by employing cheap
professors, told them that II would pay
best 10 employ the beat talent In the
land At any price. He referred with
pride 10 enterprising men who
we're leaders In the industrial
prog'ees OF Mlsslssippi. In this
connection he mention the
two Dis Mckay, Of Madison
station Mr.. Oasseli, OF Canton, and
Col. W. b Montgomery, OF staTkville.
The tariff question occupied a 20 d
portion OF his time, and he showed
clearly the ipju,tloe Of taxing the
farmers 10 enrich the manufacturers.
The proposed department OF agricul'
ture az a Cabinet position was bis
iAvorite Il ems, and az he pictured the
numerous advantages that would r..
suit from tbs establishment OF such =
position, his eloquence 20 aroused the
enthusiasm OF bis hearers that he Wa
spplauded at the end Of nearly every
passage. He closed with a beautiful
tribute 10 the ladies
After the address Gen. Lee aros'
and thanked the orat y la the name oil
all present
Degrees were awarded the Messrs
b. Iiby and ]. J. Higgins. The stock
exhibit was one Of tbs most interest
ing features connected With the com
mencemtni. The hort Gu tural exhib
VAS quite q success in every particular
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NEARING THE END.
The MiIlinston Case Being Argutd
By Counsel Before Large Al.
dteucea.

The Millington. Kennedy murder
trial is drawing to close at the Crimi-
nal Court. Mr.. John 7. Noes, Gen.
Dupuy and Justice P. NJ, Winters ad-
dressed the jury on behalf Of the de-
PENDANT yesterday, Col. George CAN'T
will follow on the same side today and
the arg iment will be clofed by Attor.
ney General Peters. 1t Is not expected
that Judge DuBoIe will be able TO
charge the jury before tomorrow
morning. Great excitement appears
to be felt in tho case, the courtroom
being crowded during the progress OF
the arguments OF counsel. The de-
PENDANT is surrounded by his wife and
children and other relatives, and he
appears somewhat nervous and rest
lapg
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moasire Make. n "nash. Z"

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 6-Bufiug-
ton was 10 pitch for Philadelphia TO-
day, bat while at practice his head
was had y cut ny bat which clipped
out OF MaGuirs's hand, and he was
compelled tJ retire, Ferguson being
substituted. The Phillies won the
game in the second inning, when they
scored Eve unearned runs after two
hands we're ont. Morris was hit quite
freely snd was also unsteady. Two
ba'es on balls, a single and q double
gave them their only runs In the sec.
ond inning. Smiths iumbling at short
was the only feature. Score-Phila.
delpEia, o, y t'sburg, 2.
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Elabtso seven.

ST. LOUIS, No., July Cup to the
eighth inning King had the Nets at
his mercy today, but they caught his
delivery 10 the eighth and pounded
ont four runs, sufficient 10 win the
game. McMullen, the Calf rnia
pitcher, did fairly we'll, and bad he
been better supported would have
made better thowiDg. He was wild,
bat under Holbert's tutorage viii do.
yelop strong qualities. The bes, ioat
ures OF the game were Robinson'e
magnificent work At second, in which
he accepted al Of eleven chances,
making several brilliant stops.
OBI eos heavy hitting and Holbert's
excellent catching. score-Mets, s.
ST. Iouis, Z.
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washingion Park Races.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 6.-Today was
the seventh regular day Of the WASH
ington Park races. The attendance
was good, track fair, weather extreme.
ly warm.
First Race-For three year ODDS; one
mile. Jacobin won, Carus second, q
length away, and Eight to Seven third.
Time-l:43i
Second Race-Hsndicap, all ages
one mile and an eighth. Miss Multry
easily led TO the wire winner by two
lengthe, FosteIsl second and SpaldiDg
a poor third. Time-l Dot.
Third Race Hyce PARK stakes; two
year olds; thre.qnarter Of q mile.
Matte J. won.by a length, Allie sec
ond, False Alarm third. Time-l:l7i.
Fourth kaoe-selliug; mile AMI q
quarter. Wanoo won easily by two
lengths, Irish Pat second, Gray Cloud
third. Tme-2:09t.
Fifth RAce-Sslling race, one mile
and a quirier. Sour Mash took the
lead and won easily by NEARLY two
lengths, Alamo eecond, Kensington
third. Time-2:09l
sixt Race-All ages: six fnrlones.
Lite Minch won by three Lengths,
Blue.Eyed Bile second, and Gltn
Hall third. Time-l:lba
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was n, Harry wsrann7

CHICAGO, Ill, July GA epsoial 10
the Evening Journal from Lansing,
Mich, says: The prisoner arrested
las, night as Harry McMunn, or Matt
Kennedy, who WAS implicated In the
Cleveland fur robbery, clsims to be
Jesse Is. Lamb, a farm hand, and TO
have had no connection with the mur.
der I Hulligan. The officials here do
not believe that the sandusky deieo'
tive has secured the man wanted.
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New Orleans "CoaIdn',, win.

NKw ORLEANS, La, July 6.-New
Orleans and Charleston set out TO play
of two postponed games yesterday,
but the afternoon game was sgain
postponed on account Of rain. Charles
ton was then playing it's second inning
and had a man on third with one ont.
The morning game was very one.sided,
the locale playing their weakest game
In months. They couldn't hit Smith,
they couldn't field. Somep couldn't
get the ball over the plate, aud Wells
couldn't hold him. The result Of all
these "couldn'ts" wai that New Or.
leans Couldn't" win. Charleston
played a magnificent game, and Its
oulfield was again impossible. Grady's
muf. the only one made by the visit
ors, was excussble. New Orleans left
for Memphis this evening. Charles
ton followed several houIa later on it's
way home.
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LIrLLE RoUg, ARK.
Protected from u storm by mtg Rock
Crops.
ESPECIAL TO TEE lPrEIL.l


LITTLE Rock, ARK, July GA &C.
we're rain and wind storm passed over
this city between 2 and 3 O'Clock this
aiterno on. coming directly from the
northwest. Little Rock Ia protected
from the wind on the west by what
In known a. Big Rock and the force OF
today's storm was thus broken before
coming In contact with our bulwark
at that point, but the rain fell In tor
rents. The probabilities are that con.
siderable damage has been done.
The growing crops In and around
that part OF this county lying west OF
Big Rock, Ark, have not besn blessed
with a. favorable q year eince the
war as the pre-, ent. Upon her abund.
ant coil fruits OF all kinds have been
and are still being gathered through
out the State. Wheat and oap have
produced well, although the oat crop
IL reported short In stem or straw but
unusually heavy headed. One OF the
most Tremendous corn crops ever laid
by In the State 10 at present awaiting
the Ieapet's tcythe, while the outlook
for cotton crop Ia all that could be
desired. Rains have fallen In different
parts Of The State within the past
week, and the above can be taken 40 Z
uus indication Of crops every where In
Arkansas.
HAVING Tn uBLE Win STONE CUTTERS
ESPECIAL TO THE lPPEiL.l
LITTLE Rock, AK, July 6.-Oon'
tractor Brown, In charge OF Pulask
olunty's new stone courthouse In
this city, IL having trouble with hiI
stone cutters and masons, who yesier
day refused 30 70 10 work until thei
demands for an increase OF wages wa
aceedtd 10. Three dollars and a hal
Der day IL the list price i1r the class o
work they are engaged In, and which
they have received since the worl
commenced. Four dollars Is whA
thew want.
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IPNNEssEE II X. ASSESSORS.
The board I'm the city 60 Inspect the
ysrious Properties.

The Tennessee railroad tar assessors
arrived yesterday to attach valuation
to the property in this division Of the
State. Tbs Board consists Of Mesers.
q. ID. MsseDeill, president, Bluf City;
w. q. Williamson, secretary, Milan;
Reese X. Henderson, Murirees-
boro, sud W. A. Wade, Milan. Tney
will enter upon the discharge oil their
duties today by inspecting the Kansas
City, Springfield and Memphis, and
Kansas Oity, Memphis aud Birming-
ham roads. Tom lTrow they take mp
the Mississippi and Tsnnesseee and
M.mohis and Little Rock and
Saturday The Chesapeake, Ohio
aud southw western system aud
the Louisville and Nashville.
IL Is perhaps unknown b. majority
Of people that such board IL one oil
the institutions OF the State. II l. an
appo ntive commission, aud was fret
put into practical use In 1881, under
Gov. Bate, each board holding To- q
term OF Two years. Separate yalua.
tions are ma IL for the STATE. county
and municipality, the latter two
being based upon rate fur
nlshrd by tbs County Court Clerk.
The railroad companies also furnished
a com plete schedule Of I'll their prop
erty, and an estimate Of its value. Per.
sonal inspection lie then made, and II
deemed on, Of proportion either way,
the comm sion can rectily, and from
their decision the only appeal lies with
the courts. Assessments are only
made for icipalitiee, with q MsyoI
and B1aid Of Aldermen. Mr.. Wade
will remain at hie room, No. AT, Gay
oso, here ne can be seen by any par
Ties inteteeted,
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The Third Picnic.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jolly 6.-The Ath-
letics were beaten again today for the
third successive time. Fifteen hun.
drad people witnessed the game. The
Louisvillss rapped Weyhing's delivery
hard, while Hecker, on the other
hand, was very effective. The play
ing OF Mack on second base was the
hest feature OF the CONTEXT scort--
Loniayille. o; Athletic. 5.
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HAVING Tn uBLE WITH STONE CUTTERS
lsPEotAL TO THI LPFIlL.l
JACKSON. TAM.
A FIght iBeiweea Young Men In n
Church.

JAcEsoS, Tenn, July GA serious
d lIiculy took place a a church in the
Thirteenth district, this county, lat
Sunday evening, In which two young
men Who were not engaged In the
avbt received wounds, jos Sellers
and shocg Alexander, two youDg men
III the nsighborhood, between whom
had blood has been existing for some.
time, ..engsged 10 q quarrel, alter the
consrega ion had been dismissed
aver, body but abou. bali dozen per.
.ons had left the church. Alexander
struek Sellers, Alexander then drew
his pistol and Arsd two shots, the ars
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FOR RENT.

~ ~ Union 81.
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CHArfAhOOGA, TENN.
.. W. oliver Dies Very suddenly.

lbftulsL ~ Iht AfFsAbsl
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn July 6.--J. W.
Oliver died suddenly a, the Brunswick
Hotel early this morning. 1, was
thought at first that he had com.
mitted suicide, bat investigation
showed his death resulted from
asthma. Oliver was an expert billisra
snd pool player. He was originally
from st. Louis, then ran the Read
House billiard room OF this city and
afierward that in the Gayoso Hotel at
Memphis. lie returned here last
Sunday in very poor heath His
trouble Ia ascribed TO the excessive use
OF cigarettes.
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ming, falling on his head and turning
Q beautiful head spring with the ball
In bis hand. Ferguson's umpiring
was simply perfect, not kick being
made by either side. McPhee's mag
nificent fielding was msrrsd by two
nuffs OF thrown balls from Bald win.
Score Cincinnati, II; Baltimore, 5.
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p00M-Nlcely fsrnished toom. private
given Address, H., Appeal office.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.
a Very Important correction by Mr..
W. y. Hemipgway.

looESssrosDEsos or ras ArruAL.l
PINE BLUFF, ARK in y 8, lSS7.-ln
your issue Of the 81, in special from
Little Rock, you announced the result
OF the trial In the case Of A. ii. May,
ct al, vs. O. M. Neel, ct al, in tie
United States Court at Little Rock.
Th,re are several mistakes in the
statement. Gen. Freeman did not
represent the plaintiffs. He Is in their
EQUAL employ and was present by his
counsel, rendering valuable service TO
his attorneys. W. 4 Hemingway did
not appear for the defense. The plain
tifis were represented by Judge U. M.
Rose and myself; the defendants by
Col NJ l.. Bel and T. b Martin, Esq.
Your statement would place me un-
inten .ionally in an improper light,
with clients In Memphis, New Orleans
and elsew here, who have engaged me
to represent them in litigation with
Mr.. Hesl, kindred TO the May case.
hope you will make the correction.
/ saw substantially correct statement
cut from the Gdseik Yours, etc,
W. X. HEMINGWAY.
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Jury Impas d 20 Try ISAIAH Hen
dersOn.

fsrHofAL TO rHR LPrEAL.l
JACKSON, NIss., July 6.-Iu the Cir.
cult Court, today, jury was impan'
eled and the evidence Of the State be-
gun to try Isaah Henderson on the
charge OF the murder OF l.. England, q
merchant Of Clinton, Miss, on the 10Th
Of April, 1887, with some blunt instru'
ment, by striking him on the head.
Mr.. England never =, recovered full con.
sciousness. and died few days after
receiving the blow. The objec, o. the
murder was robbery, and something
like $3.50 ives gotten from him. The
evidence Is wholly circumstantial. The
defense summoned no witnesses and
rely upon the Slate falling TO make
out case.
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ok ROOM COrrAGR-On Vance street,
= newly painted two GOOD servanu'
room'I stable, CART a. hlu,s and cistern.
J. T. LAPRAUE, ~ front IL.
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DOIs.

DIAMOND DOIs.
GAME today.
The Pelicaus are ours.
MAsRAN WAS mashed yesterday.
PKITz has been dubbed the
"Peltzer."
HOME run Cartwright promises to
show up today.
LADIES should remember that they
will be admitted free.
MEMPHIS We. New Orleans. today
PLAY will be called at 4 o'clock.
THK McKeouph brothers held up
their end at Nashville yesterday.
MEMPHIS made but one error yes
terdsy and it is charged to Davy
Force.
Our own Bobby Black still lives and
he will prAnce around in the box this
afternoon.
"OLD reliable" Wally Andrews was
there yesterday, and he covered first
in his usual good style.
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Those Long Hats.

CrSciSSATI, O., July 6-"Phenoms-
nal" smith was an easy victim TO the
long bats Of the CincInnatis today, be-
ing hit hard and often, Baldwin, Rel.
ly aud Tebeau sizing him up for good
hits. Mullane held the BaltimoIes
down 10 four actual hits and made the
longest home run hit Of the season.
Three Of the four men he sent 10 bases
. on balls had three strikes called on
then. Nlcol made . wonderful run.
ains catch Of q short ay In the arst H.
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FOR Risktts, Marasmus aud Vast
Ing Disorders of children.

scotts Emulsion Of Pore God Liver
oil with Hypophosphites Ia unequaled.
The rapidity With which childien gain
flssh and strength upon II 10 very
wonderful. Rad the following: VI
have used Scots Emulsion In cases Of
ricketts, and msrasmus Of long stand.
ing, and have bsen more than pleased
with the results, 40 In every case the
improvement was marked.-J. M.
Main, MD, New York.
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THE TURF.
sport at Niagara Rather monsto.
nous-Attendanee Light.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July e.-The
attendance at todsy's races was light
and the racing was rather montonous.
Fret Race 0ne mile. B.rnum won
by a length, Brsit second, Repetta
third. Tlme-l:45.
Second Race-Selling allowances
seven eighths Of q mile. Berlin won
by a length, Red Buck second, Harry
Rote third. Nme-l:29i.
Third Rsce-Handicip; one mile
and Q quarter. Panama won by two
lengths, Santa Claus second, Rhody
Pingle third. TimG-2:l4i.
Fourth Rice-SslliDg purse; one
mile and a quarter, over hurdles.
williams won by head, Willie W.
second, Jack third. Time-2:23.
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TAKING A FI&A GRIP
ON THE SOUTHERN Baseball
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP,
Nashville and New Orleans Again
Lose, Thus Falling Back
From Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS COMING TO BE
FLAITENED OUT TODAY.
Birmingham TO Receive Four Mis-
fortunes From Nashville
other Games.
IspEcrAL TO THE ApPEAL.I

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 6.-The
managers OF the Nashville club seem
determined to make their sggrega-
ton lose no matter what other peo-
pie may do. Today this was shown
when Masran, from whom but four
hits had been made, was taken out Of
the box in the sixth and Gibson put
In, with tina result Of giving Memphis
five runs in one inning. The hit.
ting both teams was the only feature
worthy OF note in today's game.
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Summary-Two base hits-Hayes,
Nicholas, McKeouRh. Hogan. Three
base hits-PeliE Struck out-By Mas
ran, 2; by McKeough, 2. Base on
bAlls-By MssrsD, 8; by McKeough,
5. Wild piiches-McKeough, l; Mas
ran, /; Gits)n, IL. Passed balls
Nicholas, 2. s,olen bases-Hogau, 8;
McAleer, /.
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n AIDE n IN Bow.

CLEVELAND, o., July 6. - Kirby,
Clevelspd's new pitcher, made his bow
today and was almost knocked out di.
rectly after. The Brooklyns hit him
freely and the Clevelsnds made sew
ersl bad errors. Score-Brooklyn, 10;
CLEVELAND. 8
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No. 4 Madison Street, Memphis Tenn.

wounded two young men seriously In
the legs, who we're standing near by.
The second shot erfZ d Alexsnders
head, slightly breaking the skin. Sell
lers then mounted his his horse and
fed to parts unknown. At this writ
ing he has not been arrested. The
difficulty has caused much excite
ment In the neighborhood.
The United States Court for the
Western District OF Tennessee met
here to-day, Judge Hammond presid.
ing.
A large party OF our citiz ans left yes
terdsy for Mammoth Cave, Ky, 10 see
the worlds great natural wonder.
THE GRIP OUTLOOK SPLENDID.
ESPECIAL TO rHk ArPELL.l
JAcKLoN, TENN July 6-This en-
tire section OF West Tennessee has
been visited in the last f,w days by
glorious rains The prospect for big
crop, both corn and cotton, was never
better In Madison county. Farmers
are all in good spirits over the cheer
ing outlook.
The United States Court convened
in this city todsy.
The quarterly County Court OF Mad
ison county was in session today and
transacted some imp rant business.
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The Game Today.

The Browns will arrive from Nash.
vile this morning and at the came
time the New Orleans club will arrive
fresh from Charleston defeats. FORCES
men are in good condition, and they
will make 1t lively for New Orleans
this afternoon. The following is the
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMs-,~ wo large furnished rooms with
N 6rstc'sss, board; also day bosrders ac-
comm lated, 70 adams ~.
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THE CR,P OUTLOOK SPLENDID.
ESPECIAL 70 rHk APPEIL.l
BIRnINGHAM, Ala.
A Young Hebrew OF Coed Family,
steals Ring

ESPECIAL TO THt AfPEAL.l
BIsNIsoHAN, ALA, July Sired
Marx, a youth belonging TO one Of the
first Hebrew families Of the city, was
tried before q justice Of the peace to-
day, and convicted Of the larc, ny OF
gold ring from II. l.. Wlson, me-
chsnic from the Louisyil . and Nash.
vile railroad shops. MAX clerks in
the dry goods store Of Charles Nu-
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tcoRE ny IsSISos.

New Orleans. 20 o O00l00 20 l
Charleston. o 4004 10
First base on errors-New 0rleane, | I;
Charleston, Z. Frs, base on ca led
bslls-New Orleans, !; Charleston, b.
Struck oul-By someis, by Smith, 4.
Left on bsses-Cbsr eston, 8; New Or.
leans. 3. Two base hit-J. 4. PVwell,
/. Double plsy-Somere, Gsi,s and
MoVey, /. Passed balls-wells, 4.
Wild pitchss-By somers,l by Smith,
|. Time OF game-Two houfr. Um.
pire Merritt.
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That tired, languid feeling and dull
headache lie very disagreeable. Take
two OF CATERS Lutte Liver Pills be
fore retiring and You will find relief.
They never fail TO do good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-07

MANY have been brought from
deaths door 10 new life by the Judi
cioususe Of La-cupi.a.